The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, December 21, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTill; MORNING ASTORIA N, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1901 We ore CRANKS On imlily, in the iiiniiiilfii'tun in miv, hut y heiii no, wu have taught them to mkii1 un Untiling hllt the hint, (hut it why our Cilllily Mini Nuts tire roiihiilei't'd l.i tU r limn miy other in town. Try mir three kimli of mixed Candy lit lOy J.rr l ti 1 . ROSS, IIKiCillNS cV CO. The Morning Astorian TELEPHONE Ml. , NlfTICR TO AI'VhaiTIKKIlB Changs of copy nnwt reach lit busi ness office by i t it t seur ap. Pmpav n the MUlng morning's edition. This rule will govern all lo cal alevrllaem'Ma, eicpllng readlu lontit TOI'AT'8 WftATHHIl. llXlTliANH, lriv 10 Wealern ire gun and Washing!. .n Saturday, show-esi-rpl ptubahty (air In llii south ern m)i Unit of orrgou. lCaatcm Oro gun -fair. Kaaiern Washington and Northern Ilalio I'lubabiy light snow. AROUND TOWN. Tlim- Im.. nf Clirlslni.is candles fur : j. i - joliimnii iru. i ; t Watiii apple. !) (-r Imii, to dm at J.hiiaoit I it u fail main 1 fur your co; require. nii'lK. OtlrtS lMllli:ly Pl.rJ Ilea; lll-i,Klllig fUll lUa- Uursnt. (13 t' 'iiiin.fcUl lret. t':i.nl h ni Industry anl buy your r. I. Lay and gialn al tiaaion's mill. i n ; r iscknt mi:ai.: itiHisn Wl'N HIHTAl.'UANT "(antral HiTi'v hi. ' h flora! brent figir on th matke: H 'I I ritiynhcrt. Vi at th ( . llriil barber ah V ( r up I la e ik Thi"f fH(-c!M bai- I. .-H. Jjiaiea li ' 1 u( ll k it'll, cheap l Yok linear, tmitii'-roi) aircct. N. iti. k of fumy good, aultatd for 'titliiii!i, Just nulvc.l ut Yoko hama It.miar Wanted A gill lo do K'-ll. till lwui' mk lii sniiill family. Api'ty at A. t -i II uffl. For n fi' '!'. )u mo' choote any nf ll ph'S lU OUT Stole tot II. J.ihiiU' ii H r- Large line if fun. y ).irl or i Imlrn In IkiIIkIioI iiik Binl iimhu(inny. ;im. II. lllxirn St Hun. Mori In rlmlrn. rlt-lily rnrw.1 frftini'i, tilihulatrml In thn lutrat i.tylia .'liia. llrllUirn A Son. Tin' ati-mtnr t'liliu niilvi.l jYM.'niiiy ru m Hi-mtlc h tug VoKtniiK d"p.iit rl for Ni'slilutn. Arthur l-rlMi'iimn ha rffalnnH thn puililim of iMty n.utr ngrnt cn1 cot Irrtiir fur the Aalorlm. Io you ainokot Try "(Mntrol SuU Uvan," lb nrxat tVt clffr'w UM nirkt. Bold tvtywbtr. Cloaks Suits Dress Goods Silk Wiaists Silk Skirts Furs Handkerchiefs Q loves Ribbons Letter Paper Fans Toilet Sundries Toys, Dblls, Books Are what we liavo for you for Christmas. THE A. DUNBAR CO. A inunlniif lliTiiaa win (r.i:i r.i ra lr,ny f Auguxt Ni'la.in a ll Muillc Hul l Hull, butli of til la illy, If you inl bo woo.1, ilah ooJ tn iilhxr nriim1 Irirpliuna Krlly, Iht irunif-r man. I'tmrit bl(k. Pgironlna homa Imlua'rjr by mklnir lb "I'rlila i Aa(url" dKr; Olirt nia-ln Manufgoturai by Macfarlan Knobal. You rgn'l niaka randy gt hotni- a i buaply ga you run buy It gt Hotflrr'a. Tur rgndliHi mgl In AatorU, loo to !ki g iuunil. Huv your ault an.l ovrroogt gt Her man Wlar'a big (tora. II glvrt g ault or nvri'at trrr wlili nvrry tan kultl or ovrrmata. l'r T I. Hull lina ifinuvnl li In .l.n I n I uir.rp friilll the I'llgr liullitlng to S'i i:t I'uiiiiTU-i, lal ntn-i-t. by Hmllb'a ) fi y nturv "iiMin.in l.inlici .in xrvur nn Hinnlay in I in' 1'iiiiKr. kutl'iiiiil ilmi'li ut I 30 r In ll"ly mii.rr w ill im- i i l. I,, u i-, Min. In y n I I 'ii m 'I'lu- luuiiiy i "iirl iiii-i t In u-'ju'.'-in-nl fti iiiiloll tllla tilurllllix Ii l i .n I. i ll Juntlii' uf till' t:ii' l I.' mi ('It'll .1! tin- iiii-i-llliK to.lay. 'ti-ain pine ryr, A i'rfi',1 1 (In Klilaky. Thi i nly i-ur-K-.il, guar- o n:rc. I ilrli nil hi luiv JOHN I. t'AKIoN. S 'I. i tl. I'lli' HlrilltU'l' Sli- H Illltlulr ilhl .'l Imii' 'Hi! fur Tllhiiii'H.k yrnirr l.iy " 1 iiT t.i tin- mint tin Iv I'luw, liut i j 1' ( n I' li Ml I lllll llfll'l II'IIHI. John A M.mtgimTV n"fl a h"ji a: t;i lion I !r-': nr. I la prrjar'1 ! il al! c.fc, of I'lil'iililin; in. I lit- Inif a: li)tt pomiihl rl a UiiK" "f nil ii'crl'liona. Im lulling Muiiii'iii Axniliinlrra nn I Willi. 1,1 "nil- nin.'i In. cut la thii U-i.1 i rr dliuu t) In At"ilii ""lina lli'llb'.ni .V Sun. Itunlyn coal ' lotigrr, !i i li-gn.r an.l in.ik'' truut'lf with iiovm imii (Mimii-y flur tbiin i.'iy (tin:. .orgi' W Sa lufn. agi-ii!; irl pli 'lie lo'l II4M1. fir lail.i-a at Ih. 1 .Marl" lU'.hn. I'rlvato riitraiii c en l l( uf bululli t. Hh 'i' orii on Sun.lny uiurningj tot ililiH'H nii.l batha U A t'orh tt pruprl'lura. Al tin' l'i inliyti't I.111 cl.ii'ili I. hi. or n thr theme uf the inurnlng ncr Ire wll Uv -The Flint I'hrlnnim lii't " Tli' r filing tlieme l'l Ii ' C. it- 1 11 : t Meilllllllun " I'lilef of I'ullcr HalliM'k la reported tu Iw very in vnh linpruvril In health, nti'l yenii-idiiy wimteil to g.i fur a walk. If ho folloiia M pliyallian'M gtlvlcr lie will remain Inilour for nunr llnic to nimt. Thi t'nltpil Htntea civil aervlcr com mlnHlun gnnotmcca thnt on January :1 and Si rianilnntlona will lx heUI for the punlllon of Irrigation oaalatnnt nnd Irrigation anglnccr. lVraong ilenlrlnn to take Iht einmlnutlona should apply to tiocrtttary O. F. Ilcllborn for partlc-ulara. Mia. ClirUilna IVleriwii, of Younga rlvr, ill". I yoter.Uy after a lingering lllneaa. Hhn wgg liullvg nf ilerni.tny, M yean nf ngn ami hud realilnl In thla 1 mint y a iiuiiiher nf year. f'ur gaaorlimnl of Plctur'a wag nver Inrger or better. Th linn In- rludea In nutlfiiily frmii. il carbon prima, "indea of inuater plema, water olora and oil piilntlnga Chaa. Hell- hiiin it Hun. t curry Tat of II .Kr A UiAn lr fiiinin In b.i.i and bulk ,alao I'lnirula ll'yal IVrfum g, Jn'lrra, M.iyb'U and Carnation; an a-a.nmtit of 1Mb no. (IciirV nierry Hl.im, MniaukU and olhi ni 'lnia tt ; .1. The Tukf I'olnt Oyaler lloua la pru pured to aerve Toinalra and nil klnda uf ahell flh. Fatnlllea mpilled wlili funiuua Toka I'ulrit Oyatera, on abort iiotlir. Kleveiith alrrrt. tM'twecn llond nd ''ointneri I11I. 'Itmne ?7(1. Thrlalinaa acrmon nt 'he Huptlat hurt h gt II g tn tumoi run'. In the evrnlng tho aul.Ject ?. ).? th "1'ua aaga nf thn Itrd He." On Tueaduy i vfiilng the Hunday aihiMil will give Ita li main I I'hrlatmna trei cgerilwa. Tor the II o elm k arrvli e at the Flrat (Vingregatlunal church the theme will In- ''Homr Thoughta Hll'tgeainl by rhrlalmaa." Bubject for evening. "The Mak uf IlMlpleahli." -hrlilnn Kn deavor at ( VI. Hundiiy aelmul at 12 15. The iwrvleea fur tornurrovv In the Hwrdlah I.uthenin huri'h will le uinlt leil. but the early ('hrU'inna ecrvUe will le held In ai rur l.ini with the uld luuntiv ('tiat.'ina, on t'lirla!i:iua dny murnlnv. Im ginning at I C The Pun dav w h.eil ' In ltnm eer. Ie will .e held In the evening uii Thiir" l.iy next, Ik ginning at T u !. k. vnioiil tl. k evidently ..rser. fi ll iiM lli iil l at the f.mt "f N'llllll ulleel yrafer.lliv In irnlll t nd, loll fur 1 lie iinielv anilitnii' e uf Th"iiiii I'nr kii. uniild have l-'i-ri iIioaiii I Mr I'mki-r i'(iotuni-'l the 11111M I'l.i- the place mm diinviiuMK 'mi 'he inning ,i in. I beidrd Tin- life n? lia.k Ih the nun-nth a.iv ! I.y Mr I nikir. Si. in Well h .11' In Nail.v r I'Slit- e uf Hegin lllll el I I'll- f "l.W- I11K i. tlli . m Mr i" J Tii nchaid. pteaidi in Mra I'. I'p-hnr. flrat I . e .el i l Ml" W I. Iletl. h .-c-1. in I Ii pr.Milifit M' J i. Mnyo. third v I. e pri alib r.t Ml" Allien IHlll Lai, r'naiiciui . rr.i'ii v : Mr a W. f Kul'h. recording ai-.-re'iirv, Mia I' A. Trtilllnger treuMi'.' Ml-a May N"i toil, ntarKlml. T .'iv Tli onii" dny. and, 11 It i Ihe tenth atmivi rnry if 'he lay. Hit' nf ih" cniner ! ii" nf St Th iniri' hun h Sklfait.-'t. t''-ie v III In Id a H iiat -. 1 I- .! 'I :i! idii.'.. I.t hftlf l.ii ..ii.- A' V "i''- 11 tuun wishing I., aili-iid "ill I o'.'" '' (ii'ih thi li ii:i In iimp'e liiio- Th- t'hi mining ir and 1 and -'; 1. e clll Ir held itvie un Tluira lav 1 '. u'.il In the 1 '.'ii .' Mih -r -il, at I'lnl'...l.' 1 I'. ; 1'ia.le bv f e I I (tie 1 ' h I'! t I " .1 1 tr ill" t- all fur the 1.11 Muiiilio niirht i f iii' iiib -i" , f ! louu'ia are ImIiik I of lii'il'in n f"r .1 lii.h will be In v n'giilar meeting The ciit.r.- families ' inter nn Mill na the nieinb i Ibeica '.v-a. v III be iMvctl 0 preieiiw Itefrohmcnta will aNo Ik served after the meeting T he liedinen Mill lle 'he 'irn.' 11 H the llilglea, who will huvi their tree tmnorroM nfl ( rnuiin. Tnnighi. Flhit' "p r.i h'liiK- will n.v dutibt N- ciowded in t"e do",. v Ik 11 the ctiitnln ralma un Ihe 'rs .1.1 uf (He iVIaon." the gre.it S'V'"l!ali lay made fcmmia by lien llenl lcka l.n.1 a splendid conipitnv lm tiiit'tiT tl Swe dish. Indira' (unrtc e. I urltm- 'ho ac tion of th play von -vlll h ull until you- sides ache nnd lh 11' lending will aurely enjoy an evening of pbns ure and fun. The advance sale of seals opened with n ni h yisteiilny morning at Grlttln A Ree.l'i Si cure them and avoid the rii'h at 'he deer thla evening. Services as usual at Orace church to morrow at II a. an. and 7:30 p in.; Sun day school at 13 SO; Holy Innocents, S:3 p. m. At the morning service seven new choir boys will he Installed. The Christmas services will be begun on Christmas eve (Tueadayl with the carol service at I 3 with the offer ing for the child's comfort cot, after which the Christmas tree nnd enter tainment will be held In the Sunday school room. On Chrlatmits day the (lorlnus festival will be uaherod in with a celebration of the Holy Communion at 1:30 o. m.. the second service be ing at 10:30, with offerings st both ser vices for the aged and Inflrm clergy. At Holy Innocents the Christmas tree and carols will be held nt M0 p. m. Christmas day, with the offering for the comfort cot. Dr. August C. Kinney In an Inter view states that If the aaanys were correct the sand hills of the Clatsop Plains are far richer In hnM thnn the average mines of South"rn Oregon. The average sands, he slates, from around about Hammond, Klnvol nnd Fort Stevens yielded It per Ion In gold and 14 per cent of magnetic Iron. Some select sands assayed a nli?h ns $2.30 a ton, The average sands of the dunes of Gearhart yielded 85 cents per ton on assay and 4 per cent of Iron. Snnds of the seaside ylelled It per ton. Further south the aanda of Cnnnon Reach yielded ns mtl 'h or more; while 11 sample of bench snnd 'mm short sand beach yielded $3.75 pec ton. The trouble seems to be to save tho gold since It Is very fine. Mnn yean ac Minaig. T. Jl. MorrUon anl Oooilwin mlm-d the beach gunda In the neighbor hood nf Ihe llghlhoiiae near Fort Htt yena and obtained mm g-uld, but not aufTVIeiil to pay, with i(h ippllanceg aa they had. At ih 1 regent time dplnlima reem amnew'sat divided, but thr majority of mining rr.eri ray (hot tb g ll la ti fine in tn. vi ocean bench aanda to ba aavi-d profitably. IVihupa gum device may yet Im dla- covi red that w III bring out the mllllona of gold In the Clu' anii beach eandg. The Hililah ahlp William Mlt.h-ll, i'ii. lain lillbcrt. arrived y.aierday triurnlng from 'ne Town, B.iuih Af rica. The veaau'l bad been off the river fur .19 dnya ami her mmler la Ihorongh. ly dlaguated with the tuglx.at aervlcn The Mitchell made 11 fine run to Han Franclai o heada lin I n-ai he.) the 'n- luinbia In 112 dnya Hhc la 11 l.irice veawd and, being In light buHam, did Imt bundle reiidlly In the galea which prevailed, t'uptnln 'lllbert v-aa cum. i'lled to aland off for a time, but returned to the mouth of the river on eleven different occaalona before be finally waa picked up by the tuna. While In the ofTIng the Mitchell ran ahurt of water and dlapbiyed aliftnila lo that effect. Nolwlthatandlng thla. Captain llli-rt aaya, the tug tnaaed by hla veaai-l alx different tlmea and picked tip other veanela. Tie ahlp waa alao ahort of oil and borrowed a raae fri.m a gleam gchuoner Ixnind from Han Franclaco fur iraya Hnrhor The cap tain of the ateamer waa rc'iueated to aciiialnt th" Columbia tugboat i.j.le with the predb ami'Dl of the ahlp. but nn tug allowed up to take Ihe veaael Into port. Captain Cullx-rt fur a time thuught of running for Ran Framlaco, but abandoned die Idea. Veati-rdny morning Captain fllllH-n and I'llot Stupli. thnrouublv dl'-guati d w ith the I. 11 g delay, made no their minda to take n chalice, and aalled up ! ullhln a mile uf the break along the ah"re. There thev dr .pnd nm hor. At day light the two luga appeared and the Mitchell allped M futhnnia uf c.il.le and 11 Inrg" anchor to be taken In tow The veaael waa entlply out uf water when ahc n ached port and Cap tain C.lllx'rt aaya he felt that he bad better put the ahlp on the lea. Ii rath er than remain In th" oT;ng. The trip waa a aevere one and the Mitchell biat much canvna However, no aerloua nccldi nta occurred Captain Cllbert na very much aurpil.-e j to b arn that hla veaael bad te-en relnaured. An Authnr'a (irlevancc "lliter aaya that puatodlce ' cl. rk Imulied him.' In what way?'" "Why. when he hand ed In hia package of manucTlpt, lo mall II, the clerk Impaired, 'lis It Itrst claas?" I'lilludclplila Kvenlns I'.ullc- RL itt'N TO AT M. The oil Id a that the b!y some time needs a i-owvrful. drantlc, puru llve 1 111 baa li-n exploded, fur Ir. King's New Lif.- 1'llla. whb h are per fectly harmles '. gently stimulate bvi-r and bowels tu expel pols'-nous matter, cltanse the sys'etn an 7 nbsulutvly cure Cunatlpatlon nnd Sick ibadtihe. Only ;;c at Hart's drugstore. CHRISTMAS HINTS .vAmKTrf1 'te '1. V 1'! :.M i X . V J' L-isiK't . i .,vt :;.. - r, . 1 : REMEMBER That in tuir stort) we 'have the handsomest and richest i tTeci.s in Jim's Aijiarel. 'That in Ties we can show you the eX'Ui-ite tchirinps of the famous Kufus Waterhouse Nifkwfar. BOc andup. That in Smoking Jacketa we have an cxtflltnt st'hction, $3,60 and up. That we cany Initiul llaiulkerchiefs in Silk and Linen. Ladies and lionts' tilk Umbrellas, Silk Iieefers and Mufllers, Knncv I It i-ii'i-v, t ic. DANZIGER f UN NIG AN HEARS OF WIRL LESS TELEGRAPHY. Ol aee be the payperg Hnollgan, that nignor Miiccaroni hex invlnUd a new layatcm. by wbbh yeg kin tellgrnph without the tellgrah, way acrogg from ;flrelnd to America and from Aa'oorla to the geg. 1 He don't uae any wlrea at all, at all, j he Juat alatlona two ahlpa at ayther end and puta a few boxeg of Marcaronl atKiord, then he glvea the co.k ate-iard I the ateamera the bolgh algn and they begin to wiggle waggle maccaronl till ronnli tlona la ea'ahllabed, and thert yex are. Henceforth and from thla on, poll tlclana won't have to pull wlreg any I more, all they will have to do la to 'alnd a box of maccaronl and i.hcea to their conatltuenta and they wing a glorloua victory. Ah. Ita a good thing that Slgnor Mac- jcaronl her Invinted thla aicret; where j would we te, oillgan, with w ire taxed at 40 r cent ad-valorem and In j the handa of the TrugtT 1 In roor.a It will throw a lot of tellgrnph operator out of Jobg, but It , will aettle the aervant queatlon, Hocdl, ' that It will; brcauae no poor overwork ed aervant girl will gllna; hat at 12.50 a week, whin "he kin earn VID a month 'and boord, at gllnglna; wlreleaa mac icarony, ond tx-aoldea phy can't the ,.'ratora go bak to opera? Wreatlwi and Ijoxera have taken to drama, ao , phy can't the operator give u opera at 'o a night, Inatead of tragedy at ' 10 wurrds for a quarter. HupiKualng the truata form a pool on maccaronl? Well, upponlng they do. that a wh'-re thla n w w lreleaa gyatem geta In ita beat wuriick: If they form a wlreleaa maccaronl trust phata the mailer with Blgnor Spagettl Invintlng wirel-aa gaghettl? f'r, If wurat cornea to wurat. where doea Pignor Poodles ome In with hla wlreleeg wtenera? Tea, llrxillgan, we hex got the truatg corn ered at lahat. Me ould friend Herman W'lae sei. ex he. that he net a complete stock of Wlreleaa Buapenders for Xmas, and Wlre!e Suits and Overcoats; and Maccaronl rolnred Silk Neckerchiefs 1 and Ties, Gloves. Sox, etc.. and so forth. Smilingly Yo ra, FLAXXIOAN, Care of HERMAN WISE. 1 The "Reliable Clothier and Hatter." j I. S. Ol forget to mlnilon, that 1 Herman hex Juat received by wlreleaa , tellgraphy a new lot of Shmoklng Jack els. j STRIKKS A RICH FIND. I "r was troubled for several years with chmnic Indigestion and nervous ! debility." writes F. J. Green, of Lan- ! raster. N. H., "No remedy helped me until I begnn using Electric Bitters, which did me more good than all the medicines I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are ' Just splendid for femul troubles; that they are a grand tonic and lnvlgorator ! for weak, run down women. No other ni.di.'lnc csn take Its place in our fam ily." Try them. Only 5)c. Satlsfac- 'tl. n guaranteed by Heart's Drugstore. TO THE AND Sisters BY THE POWERS OF PRICE We will send every HOLIDAY TOY out of the FRONT DOOR Eefore Christmas What we can't SELL, we will 01VKAWAY. Read the way. IB 0 9BBa V 0 1 SHAINAHAN'S We have assorted our TOT3 Into t lota numbering from 1 to 5: With every 21c purchase you select a toy from It L With every 60c purchase) you select a toy from Jt I. With every tl.M purchase you select a toy from lt I, With every 12.00 purchase you select a toy from lot 4 With every 13 00 purchase you select a toy from Lot i. With larger purchases you select toys from all of the lots until your whole quota of gifts has been made up for your purchase. NOT ONE TOT SHALL, BE KEPT OVER. This Is aa good aa 25c on EACH DOLLAR to you. FREE MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT ONE WORTHY OF PRESENTATION. A Reliable Stock of Serviceable Goods Fine China Ware. Fancy China Pieces. Fancy Cut Glass. Fancy Tea Sets. Fancy Fish Sets. Fancy Single Dishes. Fine Table Cutlery. Fancy Toilet Articles. FOARD & STOKES COMPANY BANK NOTICE. The sixteenth annual meeting of the 'stockholders of the First National 1 Rank of Astoria, for the election of I directors and transaction of other 1 business, will be hed at the banking I office. Tuesday. January 11 1903. at 3 !p. m. S. S. CORDON. Cashier. , CHRISTMAS AID FOR THE POOR. J That there are families In our city who are actually In need and will j deeply appreciate help at this time i there Is no doubt The Salvation Army ' has laid plans to send sufficient to each 'fur a Christmas dinner. To this end ;they need donations of tea, coffee, su gar, butter, potatoes, meat, fruit and ! vegetables. To cheer the hearts of the 1 children they need nuts, candy, toys and dolls. Send word to the officer In charge of Salvation Army and dona Itions will be called for. Or, they may ,be sent to the Salvation Army hall. Dr. T. L. Ball DENTIST. Page Building. Astoria. Ore. J.A. FASTABEND GBNERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER i THE Finest Restaurant in the City PALACE EVEmUNG THE, COMMERCIAL ST MARKET AFF0PDS r0 0 a CD 0 The Reliable Safety Raxor. Fine Carving Sets. Watches and Clocks. Sterling Silver Ware. Souvenir Dishes. Fancy Lamps. Artistic Designed Glassea Candy. Nuts, etc. PRAEL & COOK TRANSFER COMPANY Telephone 23L DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All goods shipped to our Car Will Receive Special Attention. No. 531 Duane 8t, W. J. COOK, Mgr. Astoria, Ore. Res. TL 1131. Andrew Asp, Wajtai later, tlarlmilk lift lntaetr FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. Special Attention Given to Ship aid Steamboat Repalrlng.General Black smithing. First-Class Horse shoeing, etc COSHER TWELFTH flHD DUAJU: STS C. VV. BARR DENTIST Hansell Building. 573 Commercial St, ASTORIA, OR. TELEPHONE. RED S0L CAUTION ! Before you buy a stove or range examine the Hoyal Charter Oak Better work, less fuel and la bor, and last longer. Prioea reasonable. W. J. Scully, 431 BOND 5TREET, Between Ninth and Teatk Regular Meals 25 cents Sunday Dinner a Specialty V. W. Whipple Our first shipment of 1M3 Wail Pa-' per Juat arrived and more en the way- You Must lLook Before you can aee our new coloring and designs, the Ideas are as bright as a summer morning, and suited to every kind of room and style of fur niture. There la nothing prettier on paper than these varied designs. Give us a call. C. Me Cwtblrth ASTORIA. No. 127 7th street; 'phone ML